Renault stake in Nissan to be reduced to 15%
Daily NewsThe current share of French Renault Group in Japanese manufacturer Nissan will be reduced to 15 percent. According to the news of Japanese State Television based ...
Read MoreThe current share of French Renault Group in Japanese manufacturer Nissan will be reduced to 15 percent. According to the news of Japanese State Television based ...
Read MoreMark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, warned that investors are being overly optimistic about the political battle over the U.S. debt ceiling. He said...
Read MoreBorsa İstanbul has temporarily closed trading in Gübre Fabrikaları shares. Borsa İstanbul has temporarily closed trading in Gübre Fabrikaları’s board. In the stat...
Read MoreGold maintained its gains as negative US data raised concerns about an economic contraction, while gram gold broke a record at 1,173 TL. Gold maintained its 6 per...
Read MoreAsian markets rose as Wall Street banks moved to shore up banking system Asia-Pacific markets were mostly higher on Friday after major Wall Street banks pledged $...
Read MoreThe US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) balance sheet increased by approximately $300 billion to $8.69 trillion as of March 15. The Fed released data on its balance sheet ...
Read MoreArgentina’s central bank (BCRA) has raised interest rates by 300 basis points from 75% to 78% after the country’s inflation hit triple digits. Argentina’s central...
Read MoreIn addition to the supports previously put into effect by the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change within the scope of works for the construct...
Read MoreAccording to TCMB data, as of the end of January 2023, external debt with a remaining maturity of 1 year or less increased to 196 billion dollars, extending its r...
Read MoreTSB President Atilla Benli said, “As a sector, we are in the field with regional teams, stakeholder institutions, agencies and experts. We are urgently doing our ...
Read MoreForeign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu met with Egyptian Foreign Minister Samih Shoukry in Cairo. Minister Çavuşoğlu became the first foreign minister from Turkey to v...
Read MoreImports in China recorded the biggest increase in a year in February, indicating that the world's second largest economy is recovering. While imports increased in...
Read MoreThe Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has increased its benchmark interest rate by another 50 basis points in order to maintain price stability and support maxim...
Read MorePresident Erdoğan announced that the agreement period, which was set to expire on March 19, has been extended following talks with both parties regarding the grai...
Read MoreChinese President Xi Jinping is preparing to meet with Vladimir Putin as part of his goal of taking on a mediating role for Russia-Ukraine peace. According to the...
Read MoreFormer US President Donald Trump announced that he expects to be arrested next Tuesday in connection with the Manhattan District Attorney's investigation and that...
Read MoreThe credit debts within the scope of the decisions regarding the use of low-interest credits by Ziraat Bank and Agricultural Credit Cooperatives (Agricultural Cre...
Read MoreVice President Fuat Oktay said, "We have lost a total of 49,589 citizens, 6,807 of whom are foreign nationals, due to the earthquake disasters." Oktay provided in...
Read MoreAs most central banks around the world continue to hike interest rates in an effort to combat inflation, global bonds have almost completely given back their gain...
Read MoreJapanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz have agreed to cooperate closely on economic security against disruptions in global supply...
Read MoreEuropean Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde said that the growth in wages in the Eurozone was normal and that they did not see a spiral. European Cent...
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